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Dreaming in Colour: Decent Work, Bold Possibility, and the Futures We’re Still Building
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Dreaming in Colour: Decent Work, Bold Possibility, and the Futures We’re Still Building

Sometimes it’s important to pause and reflect on changes that we have seen or been a part of. There was a time, not all that long ago, when many workplace nonprofit practices now increasingly seen as reasonable, humane, or even necessary were dismissed as absolutely unrealistic. Examples of this include pay transparency, liveable wages, paid interviews, and the 4-day work week.

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Black Faces, White Systems
Laëtitia Eyssartel Laëtitia Eyssartel

Black Faces, White Systems

Black Faces, White Systems

Written by Paul Taylor, Co-founder of Evenings & Weekends Consulting, and teacher at Simon Fraser University.

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Case Study: How Telling Tales is Writing a More Equitable Future
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Case Study: How Telling Tales is Writing a More Equitable Future

For over 15 years, Telling Tales has encouraged a love of reading by directly connecting youth and families with Canadian storytellers. Based in Hamilton, Ontario, the organization runs a signature festival and offers year-round interactive programming that invites children to read, write, and imagine. Read more about the work we did together!

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Case Study: Columbia Valley Pride
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Case Study: Columbia Valley Pride

Columbia Valley Pride is a grassroots nonprofit championing the rights, visibility, and well-being of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in British Columbia’s Columbia Valley. Read more about the work we did together!

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5 signs you’re ready to serve on a nonprofit board.
Laëtitia Eyssartel Laëtitia Eyssartel

5 signs you’re ready to serve on a nonprofit board.

Serving on a nonprofit board is a powerful way to make a difference in your community, support a cause you care about, and continue developing your skills as both a leader and a team member. So how do you know you're ready for the challenge?

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